Frank Zappa / Mothers Of Invention

Stav desky: NM
- jako nová, téměř nehraná

Stav obalu: VG
- větší pomačkání obalu, můžou být odřeniny apod.

Pozn.: znaménko + nebo - upřesňuje stav desky, obalu

A1  Fountain Of Love

    Composed By – Ray Collins

2:52
A2  Brown Shoes Don't Make It  7:19
A3  Concentration Moon  2:25
A4  Nasal Retentive Calliope Music  2:00
A5  Let's Make The Water Turn Black  1:43
A6  Stuff Up The Cracks  4:24
B1  America Drinks  1:51
B2  Cheap Thrills  2:18
B3  You're Probably Wondering Why I'm Here  3:36
B4  The Chrome Plated Megaphone Of Destiny  6:14
B5  No No No  2:25
B6  Plastic People  3:39
C1  Are You Hung Up  1:22
Help, I'm A Rock (Suite In Three Movements)  8:29
C2-1  1st Movement: Okay To Tap Dance 
C2-2  2nd Movement: In Memoriam, Edgar Varese' 
C2-3  3rd Movement: It Can't Happen Here 
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C3  Bow Tie Daddy  1:21
C4  Harry, You're A Beast  1:21
C5  What's The Ugliest Part Of Your Body  1:00
C6  Invocation & Ritual Dance Of The Young Pumpkin  6:49
D1  Later That Night  3:04
The Return Of The Son Of Monster Magnet (Unfinished Ballet In Two Tableaus)  12:17
D2-1  Ritual Dance Of The Child Killers 
D2-2  Nullis Pretii 
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D3  Wowie Zowie  2:45
D4  Call Any Vegetable  2:19
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Stereo also playable mono.
Printed in Germany by Carl v.d. Linnepe, Lüdenscheid.
Manufactured by Deutsche Grammophon, Hamburg.

"The music of Frank Zappa and his infamous Mothers of Invention proudly displays the deep and lasting influence that rock-and-roll can have on impressionable young minds.
Lyrically, the Mothers, as they are affectionately known, range from the overt banality of early rock to the vitriolic pungency of their trenchant social criticism, but they never fail to interest and amuse.
Their notoriety has increased with every stage through which their bizarre career has evolved, but they remain unaffected by it, and are still the good clean socially acceptable young men that their mothers once loved.
The highlights of their golden era are preserved here in black plastic, for you, and for posterity".